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News Releases for 2022

Americans' Spending Declines Consistently After Age 65; Finding Applies Broadly Across All Wealth Groups December 07, 2022
Buprenorphine Use Remained Stable During First Year of Pandemic, but New Prescriptions Dropped During Period December 07, 2022
Black Veterans Generally Have a Better Quality of Life Than Black Non-Veterans, but Still Struggle Compared to White Americans November 09, 2022
Americans' Willingness to Use Video Telehealth Has Risen During COVID-19 Pandemic November 07, 2022
Prevalence of Dementia Is Declining Among Older Americans; Inequalities Reduced but Still Persist November 07, 2022
Disadvantaged Groups Could Fall Further Behind in the Emerging Green Economy October 27, 2022
Second Annual RAND-AUC Consortium Policy Hackathon to Focus on Justice Reinvestment October 26, 2022
Life Sciences Sector on the Cusp of Realising Game-Changing Potential of Quantum Computing Technologies October 05, 2022
Admissions to Drug Treatment Programs Fell Sharply During First Year of COVID-19 Pandemic September 22, 2022
Fake RAND Report on 'Weakening Germany' September 14, 2022
Landmark Women's Reproductive Health Survey Shows Need for Improvements in DoD Reproductive Health Care September 13, 2022
Barry Pavel Named Vice President and Director of the RAND National Security Research Division August 31, 2022
Higher Premiums Not Always Linked to Better Health Care in Medicare Advantage Plans August 29, 2022
Fewer FEMA Employees Experienced Workplace Harassment or Discrimination in 2021 than 2019; More Progress Needed August 24, 2022
Removing Barriers to Diversity in the UK and U.S. Militaries Could Bring Significant Operational and Strategic Advantage August 24, 2022
Out-of-Pocket Cost of Naloxone May Keep Many Uninsured from Using Lifesaving Treatment August 19, 2022
L.A. Program to Divert Homeless from Jail into Supportive Housing Decreases Use of County Services August 16, 2022
James P. Smith, Economist and Former Director of RAND's Labor and Population Studies Program, Dies at 79 August 10, 2022
Predicting Patients' Race and Ethnicity Can Improve Equity in Health Care Delivery August 01, 2022
Rise in U.S. Firearm Homicides Disproportionately Affecting South-Central and Midwest States July 14, 2022
RAND and Poynter Develop Policy-Focused Educational Opportunities for Journalists July 06, 2022
Frederick Pardee Dies at 89; Former RAND Researcher Gave Generously to RAND and Graduate School That Bears His Name July 01, 2022
NATO Steers Towards New Focus on Human Security June 24, 2022
Don't Cut Research Ties with China, Say UK Academics June 22, 2022
Poor Sleep and Nighttime Wakefulness Associated with Diminished Cognitive Function Among African Americans June 15, 2022
Teacher and Principal Stress Running at Twice the Rate of General Working Public, Hindering Pandemic Recovery June 15, 2022
Novel Project Will Create Open Access to Detailed Information About Health and Well-Being for Older Californians June 14, 2022
Jason Matheny Named President and CEO of RAND Corporation June 07, 2022
Endowed Chair to Advance Truth Decay Research Established in Honor of RAND President and CEO Michael D. Rich June 03, 2022
Preparedness Appears Low for Rollout of National 988 Mental Health Hotline June 02, 2022
Introducing the Evidence and Equity Collaborative June 01, 2022
Private Health Plans During 2020 Paid Hospitals 224 Percent of What Medicare Would Pay May 17, 2022
RAND Campaign Encourages Individuals to Take Action Against Truth Decay May 11, 2022
Strengthening School Lunch Nutritional Standards May Help Improve Obesity Outlook for Low-Income Children May 05, 2022
Study of Unhoused People in Los Angeles Finds Numbers Growing; Only One-Third Willing to Move into Group Shelters May 04, 2022
Iao Katagiri, Longtime RAND Community Relations Director and Former Chair of Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce, Dies at Age 70 April 29, 2022
Repurposing Commercial Buildings Could Help L.A. Meet Housing Needs, but Financial, Regulatory Barriers Exist April 06, 2022
Trends in Hospital Prices Varied Widely Across the United States April 04, 2022
Efforts to Avoid Civilian Casualties in Raqqa, Syria, in 2017 Were Considerable but Insufficient March 31, 2022
Expanding State Employee Health Plan to Others May Do More Than Other Options to Expand Insurance Coverage in Connecticut March 31, 2022
More Evidence Needed to Support Performance Goals of Current Army Combat Fitness Test; Women, Other Groups Pass the Gender-Neutral Test at Lower Rates March 23, 2022
Most People Who Receive Medication in Emergency Departments to Treat Opioid Use Disorder Do Not Sustain the Treatment March 21, 2022
Audio-Only Telehealth Remains Common at Safety Net Health Clinics; Trend Raises Questions About Quality March 15, 2022
Research Project Will Probe Role of Structural Racism in Development of Dementias and Cognitive Decline Among African Americans March 14, 2022
Investment in Languages Education Could Return Double for UK Economy February 22, 2022
More Than Half of Unemployed Young Men Have Criminal Records; Findings Suggested New Approach Needed to Aid the Unemployed February 18, 2022
COG-UK Consortium's Pathogen Genomics Expertise Played Important Role in UK Response to COVID-19; Valuable Contribution to Public Health Genomics Should Not Be Lost February 15, 2022
Despite Push to Reward Physicians for Quality and Value, Most Health Systems Base Pay on Volume January 28, 2022
Pentagon Processes on Civilian Casualties Inconsistent, in Need of Reform January 27, 2022
Alcohol Consumption Among Men Declined During Pandemic; Men and Women Report More Alcohol-Related Problems January 24, 2022
Biosimilar Drugs Could Generate $38.4 Billion in Savings over Five Years January 10, 2022